Hacker-Pschorr Braumeister Pils

Brewed by Paulaner Brauerei (Schörghuber)
Style: Pilsener
Munich, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Small, fast gone white head over golden beer. Spilled milk smell, slightly grassy, going over into neutral-malty. Strangely, taste give slight but discernably toasted malts in the flavour. Falls flat, leaving a flavour as from oxydated rice. Very dead MF, light body. Ho-hum pils, certainly for a German one.

0.5l bottle shared with RuneStumo @ Schoukjelleren, Oslo. This is a nearIclear pale golden beer with a big and heavy lacing light fluffy just off-white head. Aroma has pale malts, some deep sourish-undertones, hins of both cactus and yeast. Soft carbonation level with a mild oily mouthfeel. Flavors are light grainy and malt-sweetish. Mild and gentle,not horrible at all. Ends oily and quite quick with some cardboard-like tones in the aftertaste. A bit boring, but drinkable.

Bottled, 500ml swing top, from REAL Supermarket, Bamberg. Gold with white head. Quite a straight forward Pilsener, light malty, slightly grainy and wet paper body with a delicate, but distant lemon hop not, more oily than sharp. In fact the whole beer could do with being a little sharper, for me.

Bottle, 4.9%. Clear golden colour. OK white head. The flavour is standard lager, quite flavourful, but with a little rubber.

Bottled (thanks Timo A!). Golden colour, small white head. Golden colour, small white head. Aroma is malts, some mild earth, herbs and a bit saltwatery notes. Flavour is grass, some bready malts as well as mild saltwatery notes.

(Bottle at Haket, Göteborg) Clear golden color, white head. Grainy malty scent. Weak malty taste. Thin mouthfeel.

Bottle @ Ambrosetti, Berlin. Pours clear golden with a white head. Bread and grain. Sweet dusty and malty. Medium bodied.

Bottle from the Cave. Clear light golden colour, white head. Nose is malty and grassy, bit of butter. Flavour is malty, grassy, a bit sweet. Short, dry finish.

Vom Fass. It is a light colored pils with a bit of harsh hops, a watery flavor, and some buttery biscuit. It was a mess at first drink but it got better. A lower point form HP.

Rating No.2200
Draught at Bayerischer Donisl, Munich.
Golden coloured, small white head, odd barnyard caramel nose. Malty, light hoppy and grainy taste with notes of cardboard and maize. Bitterish hoppy herbal finish and aftertaste. Lousy milestone.